Reinke v. Thomas

TIREY, Justice.

Plaintiff’s cause of action is one for damages to himself and his automobile growing out of a rear end collision. Pertinent to this discussion the jury found substantially that Charles Thomas, the driver, failed to keep a proper lookout for plaintiff’s car, and that such failure was a proximate cause of the collision; that C. L. Thomas entrusted his car to Charles Thomas, and this was the proximate cause of the collision; that plaintiff received personal injuries to his body and awarded plaintiff damages in the sum of $392.00 for necessary medical services, and further found in…